Hey guys, if you're not a member of the Street Cop community, you are missing out.

It is where you can find all the e-books and all the resources that I put out to help you do your job better. Check it out at Streetcopcom or Streetcop.com. Just look for the link there and we'll see you inside the community. If you are having fun, you will be successful in this career. If you come to work every day and you enjoy it and the camaraderie and the picking on each other and as I also tell them too, we can mess with each other, but nobody messes with us. Let that be very clear. We set the stage right from the beginning what our expectations are. We want our team to go out and put bad people in jail. We want them. Listen, I say it in speeches. I say it in video. I say it everywhere.

If you spit on the sidewalk in Brevard County, we are going to lock your butt up.

One of a one. One second.

And we know.

You're trying to be a street cop.

Hey guys, this episode of the Street Cop Training podcast.

You're host founder and CEO of Street Cop Training.

My name is Dennis Benino, and I'm elated today to have a guy on here who, you know, I can't

emphasize enough when you talk about a real one in the field, a man who had my back when he

didn't have to, a friend, and I can't emphasize that enough in

a world of people that are completely full of shit that it's such a rare thing to come across a

dude who is a sheriff of a county in Florida, but also a really good guy behind the scenes.

Like, like, you know, and I, and everybody that works for you, agrees and says the same thing that, you know, he's like, he's such a good dude. And so I'm, I'm happy to call you a friend and, you know, thank, this is how we met the first time. This is Sheriff Wayne Ivey from Bavard County, and he is,

he's one of those guys. I don't know what else to say, but thank you for taking the time to come and do the show again. Your idea, by the way, I didn't even ask you. He's like, let's do a podcast. I love doing it the first time. And, of course, I had a chance to speak at a couple of your conferences and see all the great law enforcement officers you had there and the great

instruction that was taking place and just enjoy being a part of it and appreciate

what you do out there and never backing down. You know, I mean, you have you have stood strong

and the test of time and never let it, never let it beat you down. We had a private conversation, and I'll reveal to people.

Wayne said, I saw your comment to a guy who's a news reporter and how he published.

I said, you figure it out, bro, because I knew the guy was coming after me.

And one of the best piece of advice that you gave me that I conveyed

to other people is don't ever apologize for anything that you didn't do wrong because you haven't

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